Testing the World's Most Zooming Camera | 3,000mm

If you had a special camera with a 3000-millimeter lens, what would you zoom into? Here's what comes out of my perspective, I prefer to show rather than tell.
In this video, I zoomed into the planes, far-distant cities, and another country. I even zoomed from one continent to another (Asia to Europe). I looked at Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, the Moon, and even the International Space Station. The camera I'm using is Nikon P1000.

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[goldendude]

Straight to the footages.
No click bate and etc.
Great video brother

[jeremiahallyn]

This was a really fun video, Ruhi! Space and the planets are so fascinating to me. Thanks for sharing 🙂🙌

[wxrId]

1:09 I love how they just casually happen to zoom in while a lamborghini is driving by

[MostDefinitelyNotRosie]

The bird flew in and i was like "woah, it's very spinny!" 😂

[zacthesecretweapon]

the space station looks so tiny.. but its huge. Kinda insane to see the moon behind and it's so big.

[desmond-hawkins]

Great job capturing the ISS! It's a difficult shot to get and you don't have a second chance for some time if you miss it.

[Oswaldo_Zuniga]

as you can see, ambient heat creates distortion in the image, but I wonder how clear the image can be in space

[datalorian]

Hey Ruhi, love your videos. Especially the ones on Yakutsk. Cheers!

[JJLewin]

Brings things into line when you look at it. Thanks Ruhi.

[maejavile]

Perfect camera to stalk your enemy with out being seen for sure 😅

[oLncro]

5:10 I think that you captured these a few years ago, am I right? :)
I do astrophotography (with a telescope) as well, and the orientation of Saturn's rings is quite different in 2023.
Your capture of Saturn must have been somewhere around 2018 I think.

[tmilichoo]

It's beyond a camera review. Thanks for documenting it :))

[bozzy-]

That was a really enjoyable video. Thank you for taking the time to produce something so interesting 👌🏽

[DosBlade]

This was AWESOME! haha thanks mate for sharing. The 1000 was a bit more then I wanted to speed so I just got the 950 :)

[kitnkindlin]

Holy smokes the station went by so quick- the planet stuff was really cool though

[not_a_supercar_spotter]

1:07 Bro... You just saw a Lamborghini Huracán with your telescope camera 🤍

[fatihgul]

And this perfect camera does not exist anymore. Nicon, bring up a new version of it, please

[oposdeo]

Was very cool to view the ISS from Earth with a camera. That's some powerful zoom!

[edhaynes]

The Nikon P1000 is a great camera the cost and for what it has to offer. It should be noted that the 125x is the zoom range of the lens and not the magnification which is around 60x.

[JustCallMeAarav]

You shouldve gone to a remote place like northern Alaska, northern canada, greenland, the perfect centre of borneo, northeastern drc, antartica, and more to get a proper look with that camera